Yaass.

When I walked out of the registration room, I wasn't too happy with my schedule. I had thoroughly prepared  my classes days before my actual orientation so I knew what classes to take and what times to choose. But things went a awry when I couldn't take Intro to IS&T because the only class that was offered was full. So that meant I had to choose a GenEd class. I mentioned this before in my previous post but I had prepared a list of GenEds that I wanted to take but I forgot to print them out because the plan I had made left no room for GenEds. So I figured that I would be okay. But of course, things didn't go exactly as planned and I immediately had to find a back-up plan.

After scheduling everything, on Mondays, I had three classes back-to-back. Which meant I would be in class from like like 11:00 to 4:00 or something crazy like that. And on Tuesdays and Thursdays, I had some random Urban Education GenEd that started at 8:00 am and then I didn't have my next class (Calculus) until 1:30 pm. The schedule was okay. I was done with Friday classes before noon and I had a lot of free time for the rest of my classes. But I wasn't content.

Today, I cracked down and decided to change a few class times around and also find a GenEd that I would like with a teacher I was sure was good. Now I have spaces in between my Monday, Wednesday, and Friday classes for lunch. And I'm taking a class called The Making of American Society on Tuesdays and Thursdays at like 11:00 am. I couldn't find any info on RateMyProfessor about the teacher but I'm crossing my fingers that she (I think the professor is a she) is okay. And after that I'd have Calculus at 1. That means I can sleep in until 10:00 or so on Tuesdays and Thursdays. So I'm happy now.

I can easily wake up at 8 am to get up for classes. At least, I think so. And I have no classes after 4:00 pm. So it'll be kind of like regular school, I guess. And I can do extracurriculars and everything. I really wonder what I'm going to do in my free time between classes besides eating lunch. I feel like I'll end up hiding out in my room like I did at orientation. That's if I make no friends. There's a good chance I won't.

Man, my schedule is so beautiful. I want to cry. Those Friday classes though!

One of my concerns is how I'm going to get from one class to another in a different building in 10 minutes on Wednesday. I have three classes back-to-back and I don't really know how far Tuttleman is from Beury Hall. Well, I think I do from orientation... I think. If I remember, it's not too far away. But then, what happens if one of the classes end later. And am I gonna have enough time to choose a good seat on the first day?

I don't know!